richard

Hi,

I'm finding that while animated gifs work correctly using IE when
testing new pages on my hard drive they are different when viewed on
line. I get a still picture with no animation.

Presumably I've got a setting wrong in Security or Options somewhere but
I don't know which one it is.

Can anybody help please?


--
Richard, whose Squeaky Chair can be seen at http://www.squeaky.demon.co.uk

pop

Yup, it sure is; only, darned if I can figure out what to set. About all
I'm sure of is you might be right about the settings: Spent about half an
hour trying to duplicate it; no success. If they work from the drive, they
work from my web site and vice-versa.
I ass-u-me -other- gifs on other sites work, right? That's the confusing
part. Maybe it's something to do with the server itself? Hope someone
jumps in here; I'm curious myself, now!

Sorry,

Pop

andrew bailey

LONGSHOT....

Make sure you use lower case in the filename of the gif and any reference to
it in your html.

Andy

richard

Hi,

I'm finding that while animated gifs work correctly using IE when
testing new pages on my hard drive they are different when viewed on
line. I get a still picture with no animation.

Presumably I've got a setting wrong in Security or Options somewhere but
I don't know which one it is.

Can anybody help please?


--
Richard, whose Squeaky Chair can be seen at http://www.squeaky.demon.co.uk

pop

Yup, it sure is; only, darned if I can figure out what to set. About all
I'm sure of is you might be right about the settings: Spent about half an
hour trying to duplicate it; no success. If they work from the drive, they
work from my web site and vice-versa.
I ass-u-me -other- gifs on other sites work, right? That's the confusing
part. Maybe it's something to do with the server itself? Hope someone
jumps in here; I'm curious myself, now!

Sorry,

Pop

andrew bailey

LONGSHOT....

Make sure you use lower case in the filename of the gif and any reference to
it in your html.

Andy